- (Belarusian: Ваўкавыск, romanized: Vaŭkavysk; Russian: Волковыск; Polish:
Wołkowysk; Yiddish: וואלקאוויסק) is a town in
Grodno Region, in
western Belarus...
- In the
period between 1919 and 1939
Wołkowysk County was part of the
Second Polish Republic. It was part of the Białystok
Voivodeship and the seat of...
- tie down main
Russian forces by a
frontal attack aimed at
Grodno and
Wołkowysk (modern Vaŭkavysk, Belarus). Simultaneously, a
strong force detached from...
- and
Jadwiga (née Bielska). She
attended gimnazjum in Nowa
Wilejka and
Wołkowysk until she left home in 1929, for Białystok. She
married Franciszek Wójcicki...
- Stalin's
Polish Puppets).
Teresa Torańska was born on
January 1, 1944, in
Wołkowysk (since 1945 in Belarus),
which was then part of the
Second Polish Republic...
-
variations are
named after Janowski. Born into a Jewish-Polish
family in
Wołkowysk,
Russian Empire (now Belarus), he
settled in
Paris around 1890 and began...
- (18 July 1920
Wołkowysk,
Poland – 4
November 1992, Łódź) was a
Polish film and
theatre actor.
Benoit was born on 18 July 1920 in
Wołkowysk. He was of French...
- (Poland),
Villingen (Germany) and Épinal (France)
Stalag 316 in Siedlce,
Wołkowysk and Białystok (Poland)
Stalag 319 in Chełm (Poland)
Stalag 322 in Szczecin...
- 4, 1921 the
voivodeship was
expanded by
three more counties: Grodno,
Wołkowysk and Białowieża. From 10 July 1930 to the end of
February 1934, Marian...
- po****tion of 4,407. Roś was a
private town,
administratively located in the
Wołkowysk County in the Nowogródek
Voivodeship of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth...
